Another Old Movie Blog

One Good Turn (1931) shows the pluck, the kindness, and the good humor needed to forge on during the Great Depression, all qualities that w...

Tomorrow, Ann Blyth, one of the last remaining figures from Hollywood's Golden Age, will celebrate her 97th birthday. Ten years ago, I p...

Modern Times (1936) says goodbye to The Little Tramp and hello to a brave new world. Charlie Chaplin takes aim at the horrors of industrial...

Wishing all our American readers a Happy Independence Day tomorrow, with a reminder of the most sacred words of our Declaration of Independe...

This is to announce a new/old project.  Ten years ago, I published ANN BLYTH: ACTRESS. SINGER. STAR.   A lot of water has gone under the bri...

Massacre (1934) is a bold standoff against treatment and societal views of the modern Native American, as well as the industry that brought ...